Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1925, Page 3

CHNESE JUDIARY | FAVOREDBY .. WMeeting to Find Substitute L for Extraterritorial |4 Rights Is Urged. ning of the international |~ h-| whatever program of internal judicial provided for by the Was 15 conference to study 1 means of supplanting iterritorial treaty rights in China 4 Chinese judicial matters involving American s could be intrusted safely, o led with favor by the sovernment of this attitude are i only to_have been given nese Minister here, by logg in recent conversa- foreign outbreak in Iso to be contained in s for John Van A. Minister to China, who ing July 4. rdications that steps also have been taken from Washing. to remind the signatory powers >stion for such & commis olution No. 5 of ference. So far as r, no definite step be. been taken in Wash- esumably the actual f the commi tem to “hina, but vy acMurray, Surrender of Gems By All Italians Is Urged to Pay Debt By the Associated Press. ROME, July 2.—The newspaper Impero suggests that Itallans give to the government all their jewelry, calculating that in this way enough gold might be collect- ed to pay a considerable part of the war debt to the United States. This newspaper urges Fascisti threughout Italy to popularize the a. reconstruction the commission might propose. Since the Washington conference four other governments—Denmark, Peru, Spain and Sweden—also have accepted the invitation to adhere to the statements made by that confer ence with respect to China, and in the event of organizaticn of the extrater- ritorfal international commission will be invited to participate. Way Paved for Move. Dr. Sze declined to comment on his nferences with Mr. Kellogg beyond ying that “‘much progress has been made” and that the Secretary had “listened most attentively and most sympathetically” to the views he had presented. The Minister has cabled the Peking government the substance of these conversations, paving the way for whatever steps Minister MacMaur ray may find it practicable to take on receipt of the additional instruc tions now being prepared at the State ! | Department. Chinese go i in the resolution. Willing to Forego Rights. conference action was based on disclosed by all partici- pow that China’s ~ extra- 1 commitments should be re- nd revised at the earliest pos- lite. The Washington Govern- was then, and is now, anxious extraterritorial rights in lsewhere if its citizens can fair and just treatment un- ws and customs of countries v may be engaged in legiti- Jations. powers, including China, the Washington Far ies and the appended ns did so with the specific ion that nome of them stood d to acceptance of any recom- e by the commission. y right ina would remain to be decided 1 government, while China re- cept or refect titu rrender of any special trea ul Morning_Sta No. 0. I. 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It has been made clear, however, that the Washington administration belleves it would be advisable to move without delay along the line mapped out by the Washing- ton conference. While it has been realized here that present conditfons in China do not afford the best possible atmosphere for such a conference as is being con- sidered, it is also apparent that hopes are entertained that the calling of it might tend to tranquillize the situa- tion. In Chinese circles it is argued that despite the political splits in that country with the central government exercising only partial control, all tions probably would accept an in- vitation from the Peking authorities to be represented on the delegation to an international conference, which, of itself, would help to smooth over the present outbreak. BILL—JACK__RALPH SKILLED PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS d glssses St. N.W. Between F and G_Sis. 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RUSSIAN ACTIVITY IN CHINA DENIED Tchitcherin, Stirred by Brit- ish Accusations, Blames Other Powers. By the Assoclated Press. MOSCOW, July 2.—Foreign Min- ister Tchitcherin has issued a state- ment asserting that although the sympathies of the Russians are on the side of the Chinese in their strug- gle for complete liberation from for- eign domination the Soviet govern- ment’s policy is to avold any action which could be regarded as interven- tion in China's internal affairs. The statement was prompted by the unceasing attacks upon Soviet Russia in the English newspapers in con- nection with the present situation in China, coupled with the recent speech at Loughborough by Lord Birken- head, which is regarded here as offi- clal sanction for these attacks. ympathy does not mean interven- tion,” says Tchitcherin in refuting statements that Russla is interested in prolonging the state of chaos in China and desires to assume the role of protector there. Foreign Powers Blamed. The soviet forelgn minister holds that the forelgn powers are most to blame for the permanent state of civil war in China, which they consolidate by supporting various military lead- ers. He seconds the views expressed by Senator Borah to the effect that there would be no commotion in China it the foreigners showed greater re- spect for the rights of the Chinese. Referring to Lord Birkhenhead's speech, M. Tchitcherin, says it must be regarded as aggressive and inimi- cal in the highest degree. Should the English threats materialize, he con- tinues, the world would be plunged into a_political crisis, and England would be the first to suffer. M. Tchifcherin denles that Soviet Russla ig carrying on intrigues in Chi- bt i o Bl R A When W. W. CHAMBERS SERVICE Is Recommended You Have Been Guided in the Right Direction COMPLETE FUNERALS $75.00—$100.00—$125.00 $150.00—$165.00—$200.00 and up. Think of This! s e, (e lperny other d ls: use of our funeral parlors and service. 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He called attention to the fact that the British interests in Chi- na were greater than those of any other country, and that the present widespread unemployment in England would be enormously increased by the Chinese disturbances. FORM LISBON CABINET. Portuguese Ministers to Be Pre- sented to Parliament Monday. LISBON, Portugal, July 2 (#).— The new Portuguese cabinet as an- nounced on Tuesday was partly re- constructed yesterday. Antonio da Silva, the premier, has taken over the portfolio of war. Germano Martins becomes minister of the interior, Filemon Almeida minister of colonies and Lago Cer- queira minister of labor. ‘The ministers will be presented to Parliament on Monday. . Holiday Excursion, via. R. F. & P, July 3, 4 and 5. Round trip to Rich- mond, $4; Fredericksburg, $2. Consult agents.—Advertisement. —is destined to eclipse all suburban areas about our city Watch it! BETTER STILL—SEND FOR LITHOGRABHED PRINT AND GO 'OVER GROUND YOURSELF. Hedges & Middleton, Inc. 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